Hello Nikolay,
iStockphoto now takes a zero-tolerance approach to contributors who deliberately add inaccurate and misleading search terms to their images.
We have concerns about images in your portfolio, and how they are keyworded. Specifically, we feel that you have been adding keywords to your images that simply don't belong.
We need you to go back through your portfolio and remove all inappropriate keywords by December 1st. If you need to re-familiarize yourself with our policies, you can find them outlined here:
http://www.istockphoto.com/article_view.php?ID=227http://www.istockphoto.com/article_view.php?ID=242We understand that this is a complicated issue, and if you have difficulty understanding our keywording policies, we want to help. Please contact our Contributor Relations team with any questions that you may have.
http://www.istockphoto.com/contact_ticket.php or at
artists@istockphoto.comPlease confirm that you have received this email by replying. We consider this to be an urgent matter and will be reviewing your portfolio again in 7 days. If we find that you have not done anything to rectify the situation, we will begin deactivating images, or taking more drastic steps.
Again, if you have any questions, please contact us. We want to help you understand and follow our policies however we can.
Regards,
Joy Griffith
Director, Contributor Relations
Хотя я и сам начал замечать, что у некоторых картинок (даже у старых) других иллюстраторов раза в 2 меньше ключевых слов, чем обычно. Вроде для эксклюзивщиков они скидку делали и при заливке сами всё ручками правили, могли б и тут подсобить и конкретизировать как то - видимо я уж больно отъявленным спамером оказался
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